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Reward is a feature that we hope will inspire experts to answer important questions and make their answers available to everyone. It allows a sponsor to signal that they think a question is particularly important by offering a financial prize for established arguments that contribute to the establishment or refutation of the topic. A prize winner can keep the money, apply it to reward other questions, or donate it to charity.
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Statement Type | Title | Description | Proposed Probability | Author | History | Last Updated |
STATEMENT | The USA should spend a little less money on its military and focus on other aspects as well. | Currently, we spend around 700 billion dollars annually on our military. If we were to take out maybe 75 billion of that, imagine what we could do. We could fund NASA which receives only 22 billion. Or, we could improve our infrastructure. This can all be done while keeping the largest military in the world. if we were to spend 625 billion, instead of a whopping 700 billion, we would still outpace the second-largest military budget, China, who spends only 181 billion. |
1.0 | Chase Engerer | Details | 2020-07-15 13:26:05.0 |